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Definition of impressed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
reactionfeeling strong approval or admiration after an experience
- I was impressed by her calm response to the crisis.
2.
physical markmarked or stamped with pressure
- The coin was impressed with a unique design.
Expressions with impressed
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I am surprised and impressed
Color me impressed by your unexpected success.
Origin of impressed
Latin, imprimere (to press into)
Terms with impressed included in their meaning
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emotion
feeling amazed or impressed by something remarkable
psychology
deeply impressed or instilled
emotion
make someone feel very surprised or impressed
emotional effect
cause someone to feel amazed or impressed to the point of silence
surprise
extremely surprised or impressed by something
strong emotion
feeling very impressed and amazed, sometimes with respect
emotion
extremely surprised or impressed
emotion
profoundly impressed or moved
emotion
make someone feel amazed or extremely impressed
surprise
greatly surprised or impressed
physical mark
stamped or impressed with a mark or design
admiration sounds
sounds people make when impressed or amazed
impressed
be dazzled or amazed
enthusiasm
strongly impressed or enthusiastic
amazed
be amazed or impressed by something
infatuation
state of being overly impressed or enchanted
emotional
easily impressed emotionally
inexperience
inexperienced and easily impressed
impress people
make people everywhere excited or impressed by what you do
unimpressed
not impressed or excited by something
psychology
deeply impressed in memory or emotions
emotion
greatly impressed or amazed
sarcasm
sarcastic way to say not impressed
metaphor
deeply fixed or impressed
Examples of impressed in a sentence
Investors seemed particularly impressed with the company’s rapid turnaround. The leather was impressed with tiny stars. An impressed seal marked the envelope.
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- French:impressionné, frappé, ...
- German:beeindruckt, geprägt, ...
- Italian:impressionato, impresso, ...
- Spanish:impresionado, acuñado, ...
- Portuguese:impressionado, gravado, ...
- Chinese:印象深刻的, 压印的, ...
- Japanese:感心した, 刻印された, ...
- Arabic:مُعْجَب, مَنْقوش, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפְתָּע לְטוֹבָה, מֻטְבָּע, ...
- Russian:впечатлённый, оттиснутый, ...
- Ukrainian:вражений, відтиснутий, ...
- Hindi:प्रभावित, अंकित, ...
Definition of impress - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotional impactaffect someone strongly and often favourably
- Her performance impressed the audience greatly.
2.
compulsionDated UK compel someone to serve in a military forceDated UK
- Sailors were often impressed into naval service.
3.
markingmark or stamp something using pressure
- They impressed the logo onto the leather.
4.
inculcatefix deeply in the mind or present forcibly
- The teacher impressed the importance of honesty on students.
Noun
1.
imprintingmark or stamp made on a surface
- The seal left a clear impress on the wax..
2.
printingRare impressed image or copy of somethingRare
- The coin had a clear impress of the queen's face.
3.
toolsRare stamp or seal used to make an impressionRare
- He used an impress to seal the letter.
4.
coercionDated UK act of coercing into government serviceDated UK
- The impress of sailors was common in the 18th century.
Images of impress
mark or stamp made on a surface 
impressed image or copy of something 
stamp or seal used to make an impression
Expressions with impress
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wear stylish or elegant clothes to make a good impression
She always dresses to impress at business meetings.
make someone understand or remember something important
She tried to impress on him the need to study.
make someone understand the importance of something
The teacher impressed upon the students the value of honesty.
Origin of impress
Latin, imprimere (to press into)
Examples of impress in a sentence
His dedication to the project impressed his boss. Many were impressed into service during the war. The navy impressed young men from coastal towns. They impressed the seal onto the document. The artist impressed patterns into the clay. The coach impressed upon the team the need for discipline.
Her warning impressed the danger of the current on us. The artist's impress was visible on the clay. The document bore the impress of an official seal. The book's cover had a beautiful impress of the title. The artist created an impress of the original painting. The craftsman used an impress for the pottery design. An impress was needed to authenticate the document. The impress was a feared practice among villagers. Records of impress were kept meticulously by officials.
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- French:impressionner, empreinte, ...
- German:beeindrucken, Abdruck, ...
- Italian:impressionare, impronta, ...
- Spanish:impresionar, marca, ...
- Portuguese:impressionar, marca, ...
- Chinese:留下印象, 印记, ...
- Japanese:感動させる, 印, ...
- Arabic:أَثَّرَ, بَصْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְשִׁים, חוֹתָם, ...
- Russian:впечатлять, отпечаток, ...
- Ukrainian:вразити, відбиток, ...
- Hindi:प्रभावित करना, छाप, ...
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